Puffy/Biscuit quilts.....here I come!!!
I have two quilts for two special babies....but I cannot name them because they just might be peeking...
I need to get a move on, though!
I have had the fabrics since before we left for our vacation in July.
And I am determined to do more puffy quilts like this ONE.
I was trying to create a plan with my new EQ7 program. So far, this is all I have. It has taken me considerable time to upload this from the program to save on my Mac files to upload here. So please be nice!
The puffy quilt requires 64 total 4 inch blocks.
Of course.
Not those fabrics above...these:
Of course.
Not those fabrics above...these:
Quilt One:
Quilt Two:
The "fabrics" on the program just don't work for me.
I was feeling defeated.
Until I found out that I can scan the actual fabrics to EQ7!!! So excited!
I have scanned them (examples):
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Shhh!!!! I need to clean the screen on my scanner though...do you see the white sticky mark. It is on all the images!!!
Fun, right?
Now I need to spend the afternoon trying to figure out how to
upload them to EQ7
And then design.
I promise...If I get the design figured out.
I will start cutting tonight!!!!!
My one true passion is organizing things like that. I guess after reading your post, the only thing I need to read is assignment help online and then I can say that my children are totally ready for new school season.
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